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  • Thursday, January 08, 2009
    QSC’s Bob Lee Takes Reins As AES Secretary Following Stint As AES VP Western US and Canada
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    PSW Staff 01/08/09 05:18 PM, 2 Comments
    Bob Lee of QSC Audio officially took charge of the Audio Engineering Society (AES) Secretary post in late 2008 after being elected to the post at the 125th AES Convention in San Francisco. “I’m handling the Board of Governors’ meeting minutes and correspondence, and working with the treasurer to develop the AES’s annual budget,” Lee says, outlining just some of his new responsibilities. “My interest in and knowledge of information design will definitely be a plus for this job.” A… View this story
    Filed in: Live Sound • Recording • News • Business • Education • Manufacturer

  • Monday, December 22, 2008
    Upcoming AES Nashville (February 2009) Presenting Two-Day Recording Workshop & Expo
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    PSW Staff 12/22/08 04:45 PM, 0 Comments
    The upcoming AES Nashville section will provide a two-day recording workshop and gear expo at the Musician’s Hall of Fame and Museum. The event, slated for February 20-21, 2009, will focus on getting the most from a studio environment, intended for recording musicians, songwriters laying down demos, and professional engineers working in personal production spaces Keynote speaker for the event will be 13-time Grammy Award winner, musician and studio owner Ricky Skaggs. Other presenters include Jeff Balding, Russ Long, Pat… View this story
    Filed in: Recording • News • Business • Education

  • Monday, December 15, 2008
    Ray Rayburn Receives AES Fellow Award
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    12/15/08 03:45 PM, 0 Comments
    The Awards Committee and the Board of Governors of the Audio Engineering Society (AES) have voted to award K2 Audio Senior Consultant, Ray Rayburn, the society’s Fellowship Award. The award recognizes Rayburn’s contributions to the art and science of sound system design, digital signal processing and routing, and electromagnetic compatibility. Rayburn has been an engineer in acoustics, audio systems, and telecommunications for 40 years, and in addition to designing audio systems for some of the most well-known venues in the… View this story
    Filed in: Live Sound • Recording • News • Manufacturer

  • Saturday, October 04, 2008
    Gerald Stanley Of Crown Receives Prestigious AES Fellowship Award
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    PSW Staff 10/04/08 04:21 PM, 0 Comments
    Gerald Stanley, currently Senior Vice President of Research for Crown Audio, has just been selected by the Audio Engineering Society’s awards committee and board of governors to receive the distinguished AES Fellowship Award in 2008. According to AES Secretary Han Tendeloo, Stanley’s award for “significant contributions to power amplifier design and electronic networking of communications systems” will be presented in San Francisco next October during the 125th AES Convention, which also marks the Society’s 60th anniversary year. “I was surprised… View this story
    Filed in: Live Sound • Church Sound • News • Amplifier • AV • Audio • Business • Manufacturer • Power • Sound Reinforcement

  • Friday, February 01, 2008
    Adamson Introduces a Built-in Pole Mount Socket for Metrix Sub
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    02/01/08 06:27 AM, 0 Comments
    Toronto, Ontario (January 29, 2008): The Adamson Metrix Sub, officially introduced at the AES show in October 2007 now comes standard with a built in pole mount socket for use with Metrix Wave-t’s pole mount kit. It is designed for use with one or two of Adamson’s 15 degree Metrix Wave-t enclosures providing 120 degree horizontal by up to 30 degree vertical coverage. The pole mount supports 3 different positions for the bottom Wave enclosure: -5 degree, -10 degree, -15… View this story
    Filed in: Church Sound • News • Product • Loudspeaker

  • Sunday, January 06, 2008
    Awaiting the Digital Audio Network Standard
    Chris Doering 01/06/08 10:33 AM, 0 Comments
    Do we have a networking standard yet? The short answer, once again, is “no.” As in year past, this year’s AES generated rumors of progress along with signs that convergence on an industry standard for transfer and routing of digital audio and device control data is going to be a long and winding road. Seems kind of silly, doesn’t it? If we had such a network, digital consoles, signal-and-loudspeaker management “system brains,” and amplifier/loudspeaker systems (whether joined umbilically by speaker… View this story
    Filed in: Live Sound • Feature • Study Hall • Digital • Networking